Research MT - Hematology & Cytology
Mindlance
14 days+
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Job summary
A national recruiting company is seeking a Medical Technologist in South San Francisco, California. The ideal candidate will hold an MT (ASCP) certification and possess a Bachelor’s degree, preferably with experience in research settings. Candidates should be proficient in hematology, cytology, and automated clinical chemistry instrumentation. Responsibilities include analyzing samples, collaborating with scientists, and ensuring quality control. This position offers a chance to engage in advancing research and development in various therapeutic areas, particularly oncology and metabolic disorders.
Qualifications
- Medical Technologist certification: MT (ASCP) required.
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field; Master’s preferred.
- Experience in a research setting is an advantage.
Responsibilities
- Analyze samples for hematology and clinical chemistry.
- Microscopic review of blood smears.
- Adhere to quality control procedures.
- Maintain laboratory instrumentation.
- Order and procure supplies.
- Develop and validate new assays.
- Prepare validation and study reports.
Skills
Hematology skills
Cytology skills
Communication skills
Proficiency in laboratory instrumentation
Teamwork
Education
Bachelor’s degree or higher
Tools
Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)
Microsoft Office Suite
Job description
A national recruiting company is seeking a Medical Technologist in South San Francisco, California. The ideal candidate will hold an MT (ASCP) certification and possess a Bachelor’s degree, preferably with experience in research settings. Candidates should be proficient in hematology, cytology, and automated clinical chemistry instrumentation. Responsibilities include analyzing samples, collaborating with scientists, and ensuring quality control. This position offers a chance to engage in advancing research and development in various therapeutic areas, particularly oncology and metabolic disorders.
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